Humber Arboretum - , Ontario

Rai H.

Nice park with lots of parking space. Well maintained and clean. The trails are a little bit hard to get to and hidden unless you know where to look without the map, but they're not crowded and gives you enough space to enjoy the greenery. The gardens are beautiful as well with plenty of shade to sit under and enjoy. Only thing to note is that there are almost always people here taking wedding photos during spring/summer.

Overall, it's a lovely garden park! Parking is never a hassle here, so it's appreciated.

Shubham G.

The Humber Arboretum is a stunning hidden gem in Toronto, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty and tranquility. With its lush gardens, scenic trails, and diverse wildlife, it’s an ideal spot for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone seeking a peaceful escape from the city. The well-maintained paths wind through forests, meadows, and ponds, making every visit feel like a new adventure. Whether you’re exploring solo, with friends, or attending one of their educational programs, the Arboretum provides a serene and inspiring experience. Highly recommended for a refreshing outdoor retreat!

Anita D. (.

Beautiful gardens with trails through forested areas and fields. Links to West Humber Trail.
Needs better signage!!
Parking is free on weekends, but ask at the gatehouse during the week.

Mary C.

Well maintained gardens and some really nice hiking paths. There are 3 free parking spots but if they are full, drive to the kiosk at the front of the campus and they will give you a pass if you tell them that you are going there.

Inna K.

Despite the fact that it's located far from where we live, we love coming to this beautiful park!

It's spectacular ✨️ Lots of beautifully created landscape designs, trees, bushes, flowers 💐 If you go in June, early July - you'll catch roses blooming.

There are lots of shade and places to sit and meditate. Lots of small and medium size water bodies with lily pads, lotus, and water creatures such as turtles, tadpoles, frogs, etc.

We saw that this park is used for weddings, pregnancy shoots, family events. We didn't see anyone having a picnic, but when we wanted to sit down and have snacks, we were not asked not to do that.

Come, enjoy, take as many pictures as you can as it's magnificent ✨️ 😉 👌

Technoboy A.

Discovering Humber Arboretum 🌸🌳

Humber Arboretum is a hidden oasis in Toronto that offers a perfect mix of natural beauty, peaceful trails, and educational gardens. Tucked behind Humber College, this 250-acre space feels like a secret garden where nature lovers, photographers, and families can all find something to enjoy.

The trails wind through woodlands, meadows, and wetlands, making every visit a little different depending on the season. In spring and summer, the gardens are in full bloom — a real treat for anyone into native plants, pollinators, or just looking to unwind in a calm, green space. There are also lots of birds, butterflies, and small wildlife to spot along the way.

What makes Humber Arboretum stand out is how thoughtfully it's designed — part nature reserve, part outdoor classroom. Educational signs, themed gardens (like the Native Plant Garden and the Healing Garden), and even a few interactive features

I visited 3 more times that week.

M E.

Beautiful place! A mix of forest, wetland, botanical garden, trails and more.

Shivam S.

A pretty fascinating botanical surrounding. Right across the street from Humber college. We immediately felt mesmerized, relaxed and calm while spending an hour of our time.